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NERG News a Number of People Will Tell You That Using CW Decoding Software Is Just As Good As Actually Learning the Code NERG June 2017 NEWS North East Radio Group Inc PO Box 270, Greensborough, VIC 3088 www.nerg.asn.au ABN - 19 340 249 865 Incorporated 1985 Victoria Reg No A0006776V Affiliated with the WIA Learning CW (Morse WHAT'S ON THIS MONTH Code) Strange as it may seem there are still many Monthly meeting CW QSO's happening on the bands. As a matter of fact there were 280 DXCC entities active on Thursday 8th June 2017 Regular club CW in 2016 (Source “2016 DXCC Year End Review – meeting 8:00 pm till late at the club rooms. by Joe Reisert, W1JR”) For the rare DXpeditions on the air in 2016 more CW contacts were made HF Antenna Modelling – Paul VK3DIP will than any other mode (Same source) Therefore if show us how to model HF antennas, including you want to get your DXCC total up learning CW Tony VK3CAB's “Linked Dipole” from April can be a great advantage. 2017 NERG News A number of people will tell you that using CW decoding software is just as good as actually learning the code. When conditions are good and signals are in the clear then software like Coffee Club nd MRP40 can be fantastic, but introduce weak, Thursday 22 June 2017 7:30 pm till fading signals and some QRM and the decoder around 10:00 at the club rooms. can let you down at the critical instant that the rare DX station is sending your call! Gainfully Unemployed Lunch Once you have decided to learn CW the next Group question is how do I learn it? Tuesday 27th June 2017 - AT The Greensborough RSL Coffee at 11:00 and First concentrate on receiving the code as lunch around 12:30 in the Bistro. sending is relatively easy in comparison and these days sending is really easy as almost all of us use macros in our logging program for sending. I use a paddle very occasionally when I want to add something that is not in a macro. I Radio Café think receiving is a completely different skill to Every Thursday afternoon sending. The other really important thing is to Come along and have a chat, operate the learn the code as sounds rather than dots and club station or show off your latest construction dashes. So as dits and dahs and a B would be project. And of course have a cuppa. dahdididit and a C dahdidahdit The standard timing of CW is based on the length of a dit. A dah is three dits long, spacing between elements within a character is one dit long. A character space is three dits and a word space 7 dits. That means at correct spacing you have NERG NEWS June 2017 Page 1 of 6 3 dits time to decode the character before the The current thinking on learning the code next one starts. Practice reduces the time it seems to be the "Koch" method, combined with takes for us to convert what we have heard to the Farnsworth method., The Koch method is a character. where you learn two characters, practice them and when you are receiving them at 90% I found this chart on accuracy add another letter and practice them http://www.learnmorsecode.com/ till 90% then add another and so on until you and I think this could be a great way to learn have all the character learnt and copying them to receive. Mind you that's just what I think it at 90%. The characters seem to be added in a may not help at all but it does give a structure particular order, to assist in learning and to listening that I never considered when I was differentiating between similar characters. learning. The Farsworth method involves playing the characters at a fast speed, say 25 WPM and spacing them out so the overall speed is low, say 5 WPM. Evidently this helps in getting your speed up quickly and stops “plateaus” where you get stuck at a particular speed and cannot get past it for several days. I and many others suffered this. This is a code listening tool. Print it on your printer. Place your pencil where it says START and listen to There are several sites with downloads that morse code. can help you, I suggest having a look at the Move down and to the right every time you hear a DIT following: (a dot). Move down and to the left every time you hear a DAH http://aa9pw.com/morsecode/ - has online (a dash). practice facility, no need to download anything Here's an example: You hear DAH DIT DIT which is a he also has an article on learning the code dash then dot then dot. including a description of the Koch method. See You start at START and hear a DAH then move down http://aa9pw.com/morsecode/so-you-want-to- and left to the T and then you hear a DIT so you move down and RIGHT to the N and then you hear another learn-morse-code/ DIT so you move DOWN and RIGHT again and land on the D http://www.justlearnmorsecode.com/ - This You then write down the letter D on your code copy site has a downloadable trainer that will take a paper and jump back to START waiting for your next bit of time to get used to but should be good, letter. The key to learning the code is hearing it and uses the Koch method. I had a play and it comprehending it while you hear it. seemed OK but could not work out how to get it The only way to get there is to practice 10 minutes a to play a txt file as CW. day. Listen to code tapes or computer practice code while http://lcwo.net/ Is another online site for tracing out this chart and you will find yourself writing down the letters in no time at all without the aid of the teaching and practice, requires a log-on but you chart. can uses any unique name and don't need to The chart brings repetition together with recognition, put in any details. which you don't get from any other type of code practice aid. I hope this helps you along the way to learning CW, If you are too impatient and want As I said I am not sure this is the best way to to get on the air and work those rare stations learn the code. When I learnt I started at the then get MRP40 decoder and give it a go. Ask beginning of the alphabet and learnt all the some of the regular DXing crew about setting up characters through to the end and then starting macros in your logging program, or MRP40 and listening to 5 WPM tapes. Once I could copy get going. One thing I think everyone should do most of those I moved up to faster and faster is learn to hear your own callsign coming back, tapes. and what a question-mark sounds like; that way you can tell when the DX station comes back to NERG NEWS June 2017 Page 2 of 6 you and also if he sends part of your call and a the afternoon and following an excellent dinner question mark. at a local pub the teams took off for the Night Hunt that involved hunting 5 legs (in order) - Also study the Q code as these will be used 70CM - 10M - 6M - 70CM and finally, - 10M. and recognise if he is trying to work someone else and don't just keep sending your call. Four teams took part with the results as follows, in order: If your decoder is not getting anything then STOP SENDING – no point in just adding to VK3CI VK3FOX VK3BLN & VK3OW the QRM while not knowing what the DX is sending. Regular Monthly hunts are held on 2 metres on the third Friday of the month and new hounds Remember that CW is not like other digital are always welcome. If you would like to get into modes and that the guy at the other end may fox hunting or give it a try contact Greg VK3VT be sending using a straight key, a paddle, a and he will try to get you a seat in a hound bug or a computer and so your software may vehicle and show you the ropes. Due to the never decode him/her. closeness of the AFHC there will be no June hunt so the next hunt is scheduled for the 21st That should be about it, all it takes is July 2017. practice, practice and more practice. In my case it took 6 months of 1 hour per day in two Discounts from Suppliers 30min stints to get up to about 15 WPM. But I have no musical talent, if you are musical then you will pick it up much quicker. !! Club members can get discounts from two suppliers: ARDF NEWS Amateur Radio Direction Finding is a part of Altronics. (Australia Wide), Mention you are our hobby which is flourishing around from the North East Radio Group or give our Melbourne. This is probably due to the customer no - 64429. Discount will be minus Victorian ARDF Group and their tireless 10% up to 45% off depending on the item. workers. (Actual discounts depend on the product type and quantity purchased). There is No Minimum There are no ARDF events planned for June. Spend in store to receive the discount.
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